Living with Integrity
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To be nobody-but-yourself—in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else—means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight.” Read more →
Living with Integrity in a “Post-Truth” World
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There’s a reason why we as a religious people covenant to affirm and promote a free and responsible search for truth and meaning. Read more →
Watertight Integrity
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I learned about risk-taking as a component of integrity in the Navy. Read more →
Integrity’s Blemished Virtue
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Helen was revered as a good person, and I was happy to be her friend. Read more →
The Crooked Timber of Ourselves
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“Finding yourself.” Nearly everyone wants to do it, and many are willing to pay for the trip. Read more →
The Integrity of Community
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Integrity is one of the most important character traits we can develop. Read more →
From Your Minister
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Years ago I was working with an acupuncturist. She put needles all over my body to stimulate various meridians, so that my life energy, or qi, could flow freely and without impediment. Read more →
Become a Pen Pal
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The CLF serves some 1100 members who are currently incarcerated. Read more →
REsources for Living
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What does it look like to live a life of integrity? It seems to me that this question is at the heart of Unitarian Universalism. Read more →
Support the CLF and Quest Monthly
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In a system that does everything to dehumanize them, the CLF provides a rare reminder to our incarcerated members of their integrity as worthy human beings. Read more →
